Sentence examples for key crux from inspiring English sources
Yet the days of poking at a physical button as a key crux of mobile computing do now look numbered.
The study focused on the key rock features in each crux that the climber used for the ascent, as fabricating an entire crux would be cost prohibitive.
So then comes the crux of one of the key international debates – who should pay for the impact of climate change?
Unlike in the predecessor, the game is automatically saved when players enter the Historia Crux, as well as at key moments in the plot.
Since the directionality of information flow is a key aspect of the regulatory mechanisms, the crux of the problem is thus to identify causal relationships between genes rather than mere correlations.
The potential technological progress is a key element of the future of nuclear energy; but the crux of the problem remains the long-term management of waste.
The crux of the problem: Moderate Republicans want to keep key pieces of the law in place and aren't comfortable throwing millions of people off health care, while conservative Republicans want to throw out the whole law.
This key point of contention between Erdogan and the protestors became the central crux and cry of the protestors at Gezi Park, off Istanbul's Taksim Square.
In Prof Nargund's defence, she prefaces her advice with these pretty key words: 'If a woman is ready for a child…', and perhaps here lies the crux of the issue.
"Obviously the crux of being a prop is scrum and line-out and that's going to be a key area up in Scotland.
